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It's a lot well, if ignorance is bliss, then don't wake me up Well, fuck the internet, an' you can quote that, woah Leon DeChino shorts got all the blows, man People freakin' out, like, hit the Prozac The world has gone to shit an' we all know that She always be askin' me, 'Where have you been?', woah Paranoid since they've been leakin' my shitĪn' I can't help all these bitches on my dick The lifes that we live is just too dangerous So good, you a model, damn I never woulda guessed itĪn' if you tryna throw out all them vibes, I'ma catch 'em He’s free.I just seen lil' mama Instagram an' she flexin'ĭon't care about your puppies, just that ass and them breastses But pay no attention to those posts: This is his gospel, and he proselytizes about being unplugged with reverence. Of course, “Internet” bristles against Post Malone’s real-life Twitter account, which has plugged his new music, Bud Light-sponsored show alongside Sublime with Rome, and “Tonight Show” beer pong segment steadily over the last month. His digitized croon, the wistful string section, and the beatific production from BloodPop, DJ Dahi, and Louis Bell presents life offline as an idyll-a new frontier where we can thrive without the weight of a world “gone to shit,” as he puts it. There’s enlightened catharsis in his voice as he proclaims, “I don’t get on the internet no more.” He’s sick of this shit, so on a Kanye West co-written song with a big-budget “ I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing”-ass orchestra, he boldly sings that he intentionally wants to miss a lot of things. People leak his music, blow up his spot on Instagram, and go so far as to wish him dead.

And if you weren’t sure that he’s serious, he doubles down: “And you can quote that.” (I did!) Post Malone is paranoid about the internet because he is a famous person. “Fuck the internet,” he sings on his new song “Internet,” an album cut from his new album Hollywood’s Bleeding.

Post Malone, meanwhile, gets straight to the point. There’s a corner of social media where people post long, largely unconvincing essays about why it’s best for them to leave social media.

Post malone fuck the internet lyrics